Tushar Tyagi

Computer science

Hometown: Abu Shagara, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

Graduation date: Fall 2024

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GCSP research stipend | Spring 2024

Unraveling Speech Processing in Humans: Insights from Neural Signals

Analyzing neural signals from the Wernicke’s area and the Face Motor Cortex of the human brain during speech to understand language processing. Using a dataset from an epilepsy patient, this research examines correlations between speech perception and production. The study aims to uncover common trends in speech processing, identify speakers, and explore the relationship between the Wernicke’s area and Face Motor Cortex. This study contributes to the comprehension of language, speech disorders, and neurological processes. Future work involves open sourcing the dataset and its relevant findings, along with refining understanding of brain-speech interactions and their clinical implications.

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Additional projects from this student

Unraveling Speech Processing in Humans: Insights from Neural Signals

Decoding neural signals during speech to study how we process communication will help advance language, speech disorder and neurological research.

Mentor:

  • GCSP research stipend
  • Fall 2023

Curating, Organizing, and Analyzing Neural Signals of Human Speech

Studying a dataset of neural signals from the speech centers of the human brain will test the possibility of speech recognition technologies using them.

Mentor:

  • GCSP research stipend
  • Spring 2023